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NYSP Captain Rick Williams

State Police are recruiting a more diverse police force.

James Brown, United Way of Tompkins County

How the United Way of Tompkins County is holding up through this pandemic, and celebrating 100 years of serving the…

Wegmans Chef Mike Washburn

The latest happenings at the Ithaca Wegmans.

Tompkins County Sheriff Derek Osborne

How the Tompkins County Sheriff’s Department works with IPD and the upcoming new centralized arraignment program.

Dr. William Klepak, Tompkins County Medical Director

The latest on COVID-19 vaccines for children.

Dr. Jeremy Porter, First Street Foundation

Dr. Porter wrote a report that says the Southern Tier poses the biggest risk of flooding in NYS.

Dominick Recckio, Communications Director, Tompkins County

Tompkins County is looking for a recovery grants consultant for its recovery fund grant program.

Tom Condzella, Ithaca PBA

The Ithaca police union’s president responds to Mayor Myrick, the PBA’s social media posts, and whether the relationship between the…

Ben Sandberg, The History Center in Tompkins County

The History Center’s haunted history walking tours continue this week.

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